"We're wizards. When we run into a problem, using magic to solve it is the right choice."
Anton spoke again, keeping them from falling into endless discussion.
That was also the biggest difference between the Navigator and Cabin—Cabin was responsible for magical research, while the Navigator handled practical operations.
"This problem is very easy to solve!"
Anton smiled at everyone. "There's no magic on the moon because there's no Collective Consciousness there. Simply put, there are no people. So all we have to do is send a large number of people up there."
It seemed like a vicious circle—humans couldn't survive on the moon, but to solve that problem, they needed to have a large number of humans on the moon.
"Our Cabin has already worked out the specific method. From here on, the Navigator will handle all the preparations and operations, while Cabin will provide technical guidance."
Neville blinked and turned to George and Fred. The twin brothers shrugged in unison. "Did we? How come we don't know about it?"
Anna also blinked in confusion. Whenever Anton came up with something, he always found her to brag about it. How could she not know he'd figured this out?
"I know!" Hannah looked at them excitedly, frantically pointing at herself. She was so thrilled she could barely speak.
Merlin's blasted Cockroach Cluster trousers! Her persistence had made all of this possible!
"What is it? Hurry up and tell us!" Neville stared at Hannah with a scrunched-up face. She was flushed with excitement, but couldn't get a word out.
Onstage, Anton continued his explanation. "'Wizarding World'—I'm sure you've all logged into this amazing platform. Through Ritual Magic, it lets us inhabit a puppet and enjoy a game on a more complex Wizard Chess board."
"Our Cabin first applied this technology to